Digital Prints of Photos on Cotton Handmade Paper With Natural

This Digital Prints item by LineAveCalligraphy has 467 favorites from shoppers. Ships from Bossier City, LA. Listed on 26 Mar, 2024
Your photographs digitally printed on handmade, smooth cotton paper. This paper has beautiful natural deckled edges. Your photos will be sized to fit the 5x7 page with a half inch or quarter inch border, you choose. I do not have other paper sizes The printing of these photos is beautiful but not perfect. Since the paper is not perfectly smooth, the lazer printing is slightly more rustic looking that on machine made paper. The paper is also not all exactly 5x7 so some of the margins might be slightly larger or smaller on each side just depending on the size and shape of the paper and how it feeds into the printer. The paper is made of natural fibers and there will be specks of fibers throughout them. These make excellent client gifts from photographers or gifts to your loved one! They are also perfect for any home gallery or album to display your professional photos. Perfect for the first “paper” anniversary or the second “cotton” anniversary. Photos can be emailed to [email protected] zip files or google drives work well also.

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